Tate St Ives has unveiled the early designs for its transformation of the Palais de Dance, a former dance hall acquired in the 1960s by Barbara Hepworth to be her second studio. Here’s Charles Darwent on how the building helped the sculptor get into a new groove Tate St Ives

Discover the life and work of Terry Frost in this short film… See work by Frost at #TateStIves in our displays drawn from the Tate Collection.

Enjoy views over Porthmeor Beach and see why the light of St Ives captivates artists.... Located on the top floor of the gallery, our Restaurant boasts the most spectacular views,. Our menu celebrates the love of the ocean and champions local seasonal produce 🌊🍽️

Visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of her sculptures, nestled amidst the lush greenery of her own garden. 🌳 📷 Kirstin Prisk and Tate

It's #LeftHandDay and we are celebrating artist #BarbaraHepworth! 📷Barbara Hepworth examining her artwork Oval Sculpture, 1959. Photo © The Estate of Tom Picton. Barbara Hepworth © Bowness

The culminating room in our Modern Conversations displays centres on the practice of Cornwall-based artist #RoRobertson. In film 1 in a series of 3, Ro talks us through the process of the drawing elements of their installation Interlude, which is on display at #TateStIves.

Have you sene the Beatriz Milhazes exhibition at Tate St Ives? Ahead of the oepning, Milhazes spoke to novelist & activist Yara Rodrigues Fowler about Rio’s history, and the importance of nature & colour to her creative process. Read the full interview bit.ly/4dojV5i

Nestled behind #TateStIves, overlooking #Porthmeor Beach & the Atlantic Ocean, is Barnoon Cemetery. It is the resting place of artist Alfred Wallis. See work by #AlfredWallis at Tate St Ives. 📷 Kirstin Prisk

The most recent room in our ‘Modern Conversations’ displays centres on the practice of Cornwall-based artist Ro Robertson 💥 In film 2 of 3, Ro explains the decision for the materials they use for their installation Interlude, reflecting their industrial heritage.

The most recent room in our ‘Modern Conversations’ displays centres on the practice of Cornwall-based artist #RoRobertson 📷 In this third and final film, Ro talks about the artwork they created especially for the Modern Conversations displays at #TateStIves

Only 1 month left to see 'Beatriz Milhazes: Maresias' at #TateStIves. Take a closer look at Milhaze's painting 'Maracorola', on view as part of her solo exhibition. ⁠ Maracorola, 2015. Ivor Braka Limited. Photo Manuel Águas and Pepe Schettino. © Beatriz Milhazes Studio

Come and work at Tate St Ives! We have a new vacancy in our Membership team… We’re looking for someone to deliver outstanding marketing campaigns to attract and engage Tate Members. Closes 5 September at midnight. Find out more, and apply online bit.ly/3XluzUW

#ThrowbackThursday #FromTheArchives Artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham moved to St Ives in 1940. This image shows her in her Barnaloft studio overlooking Porthmeor beach, St Ives, in 1966. She is working on an oil painting titled 'Buckets'. © Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust

UK Premiere of A Sun Dance by Australian Artist Rochelle Haley Set to Illuminate Tate St Ives this Autumn Equinox cornishstuff.com/2024/08/29/uk-…

🌼✨ Time to Unwind! ✨🌼 After an action-packed summer, it's time to kick back, relax and enjoy the last weekend of August… Victor Pasmore Reclining Nude, 1942. See work by Pasmore at Tate St Ives 💛

You can see Fahrelnissa Zeid's Untitled c.1950s at Tate St Ives!

DON'T MISS! You can see #BeatrizMilhazes’s ‘Maresias’ at #TateStIves until 29 Sept. Inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s coastal environment, ‘Maresias’ – meaning ‘salty sea breeze’ in Portuguese – highlights the central role of nature in the artist’s practice. tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-…

See this work at Tate St Ives in our displays exploring the history and legacies of the artists associated with St Ives💛 tate.org.uk/art/artworks/b…

It’s carnival time! 🎉 Join us for a night of art & music inspired by Brazilian artist #BeatrizMilhazes’ exhibition. The evening will be brought to life by samba rhythms & enjoy a special Brazilian dinner overlooking the sea. Friday 27 Sep 18.30 – 22.00 bit.ly/3TgPq9t

#BryanWynter #BornOnThisDay! Bryan Wynter (1915–1975) studied at Westminster School of Art and the Slade School of Fine Art during the 1930s. After WW2 he settled in Zennor, near St Ives. Bryan Wynter Mars Ascends, 1956 (detail) © The estate of Bryan Wynter